“Evren Ozka has a transformational story like no other. Businessman, father and ultra endurance athlete, he empowers and inspires others.”
Evren Ozka has a transformational story like no other. Businessman, father and ultra endurance athlete, he empowers and inspires others with his story.
He spent his first adult years climbing the ranks in business, first at his family run clothing manufacturing business, before carving his own path and founding and running successful luxury footwear brand Mallet London.
Later on in life, although successful in business and a self-made multi millionaire, Evren found himself in a deep depression, overweight and addicted to alcohol and cigarettes.
In a final attempt to change his lifestyle he embarked on a life changing adventure and attempted to run a 100 mile ultramarathon with no training and no previous running experience.
Needless to say, the story inspired thousands and Evren went on to break world records and compete in dozens of ultra endurance events while inspiring others and spreading his message 'its never too late to change your life around and beat the odds!'
Evren Ozka, known as "The Man Who Ran Across the 7 Emirates," is an endurance athlete whose remarkable journey in the UAE inspired many.
Evren Ozka is on a journey of personal transformation after quitting ‘destructive habits’
The changes come just months after co-founder Tommy Mallet stepped down from his role at his eponymous footwear brand.
How is he going to do it? Just remember: he hates running, especially on a treadmill
He broke the world record, but he actually hates running. So, why did he do it?
Evren Ozka, Mallet London Co Founder, sits down with Miami Living and shares what drives him, his secret to success and what the future holds for Mallet London. Evren Ozka, Mallet London Co FounderQ Tell me about your journey as an entrepreneur. What drove you to Co Found Mallet London?My appetite for business started at an early age, I used to cut grass and wash cars for neighbors and went on to sell candy at school. The candy business was great because of the high demand and low competition! E
